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Ash Dieback
What do you know about this invasive disease that is now prevalent across the UK?
Identifying Ash Dieback
If you have Ash trees on your property, then you need to be familiar with the symptoms of Ash Dieback and maintain vigilance to ensure that if you are affected, then you take quick action to safely remove the affected trees. At Axcess Tree Services, we can help by:
- Confirming your diagnosis
- Planning the removal of any affected trees
- Safely removing trees identified with Ash Dieback
- Removing the stump as required
- Ensuring cleanup of the area with the removal of any debris
All this in a timely manner that you can start today with a quick call to our office.
Common names: ash dieback, chalara
Scientific name:
Hymenoscyphus fraxineus
What does it affect?: Ash
UK Areas affected: All of the UK
Origin: Asia, via Europe
Typical signs of Ash Dieback
Leaves develop dark patches in the summer then wilt and discolour to black. In some instances leaves will be shed early
Dieback of the shoots and leaves can be seen in the summer (UK)
In contrast, new growth can be seen from previously dormant buds located further down the trunk.
Lesions develop where branches meet the trunk. These are often diamond-shaped and dark brown. The inner bark looks brownish-grey under these lesions.
Get in touch
For more information and action on Ash Dieback please get in touch by calling 07725 583628,
alternatively call our office on 01978 710585 or make an enquiry
